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I went back to your previous post and saw that you're seeing the same issue on desktop and mobile, which makes me lean towards the browser extension issue. Try one of the apps, or try booting Firefox in troubleshoot mode?

Same as the other person that commented on your original post a few hours ago, I'm not able to replicate your issue. A lot of people are using the instance and I haven't seen mention of the sorting issue, so I suspect it might be something with your browser / extensions setup.

You're free to comment how you feel, especially because it sounds like the experience hasn't been that great for you, but I still feel that people here are happy to help you troubleshoot. :)

Some other steps you can try:

• See if you can sort on one of the apps, that would narrow down the issue to the web UI: https://www.lemmyapps.com/
• See if you have the same issue on one of the other instances. I suspect it would be the same on all instances running this version of Lemmy (0.19.5). There is a new version of Lemmy out, but a lot of instances seem to be waiting a few days in case it introduced any issues.
• Some browsers have a troubleshoot mode, which can tell you if one of your extensions or themes is causing the issue: https://support.mozilla.org/en-US/kb/troubleshoot-and-diagnose-firefox-problems#w_3-restart-firefox-in-troubleshoot-mode

Woah that looks cool!

Specific to generative AI, I think client side generation can be a good thing, such as sentiment analysis or better word suggestions/autocomplete.

A number of other helpful tasks have negative outcomes, but if someone is going to use it, then I prefer they use the version of the tech that minimizes those negative outcomes.

Whether Mozilla should be focussing on building that is a different matter though

Very detailed review, thanks!

I'll look into that, thanks!

It has a learning curve and it is better suited for technical work IMO. I wouldn't tell a grandparent to write a letter using LaTeX for example.

I WOULD trust a grandparent to be able to download Mastodon and make an account, but still I think the analogy works nicely lol

Biology majors: intense focus

Computer Science Majors: Lost their mind

What would Threads be in this analogy, maybe Edge browser?

Always being shoved in your face, an artificially high "user count", but after a while people don't really use it?

I actually sent a bunch of prompts through image generators till it gave something close to what I wanted

Using generative AI to try and visualize generative AI

It sounds like some weird ritual that someone scratched into a notebook.

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Yup, and if you find that it's still not enough then you can add more friction.

For example, if there is a certain subreddit that you go to a lot and don't want to, block that subreddit at the browser level.

You could block the entire website, but you don't want to get into the habit of unblocking things (ex. If you need to access a post with some resource, after coming across it when searching). Better to block what you need to block, instead of overdoing it.

Other changes:

• old.reddit
• uBlock origin to block parts of a site
• disabling subreddit themes
• extensions such as this (unless there is a more up to date version: https://addons.mozilla.org/en-CA/firefox/addon/minimal-internet-experience/ )